I consider myself a science fiction reader, not a dystopian reader but decided to give this series a try. I have never really been a fan of dystopian stories but the author did a very good job of pulling me in. He develops a story that is far more than a “what if” theme. built..
Review from Black Autumn Travelers →
Very strong follow, looking forward to reading the rest of the series. The authors do a great job encouraging preparedness for a time we hope never comes.
Review from Blackout →
Always enjoy this apocalyptic preparation genre. Specially when Pierce reads. I gotta go find book 2 now.
This is an excellent series. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Where some in this genre are cardboard and formulaic, this author did a fantastic job at providing surprise, depth and emotion to the story and all of the characters. Really a great job and I was invested until the last word. Kevin Pierce as always did..
Review from The Burning Hollow →
Great story great performance. I wish more authors would do this for the west coast though.
Review from Shift Point →
As usual this book is excellent! The characters are well written as is the story. Read by Kevin Pierce who makes it all come to life. Great book keep it up!
I have read several dystopian novels, and this one is advertised as being something big and different. The origin/cause of the apocalypse was different and new… But something that is also found in other stories. The condition of the people and their response to the end of the world is pretty consistent with every other..
Review from Wayward Son →
This book is truly exceptional. The story is captivating and the characters are so well-developed that I felt like I was right there with them. The plot is full of unexpected twists and turns that kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. I can confidently say that this is one..
Review from Shift Point →
Please hurry with the next Mad Mick saga. These books just keep getting better and better. Hats off again to Mr Pierce
The way the world is heading, this series and others from FH point towards a glimpse of the future. I cannot wait for book ten to get a glimpse of the author’s view of the power struggle for America and it’s vast resources.